The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1912, Page 4

Phone Bea oF THE peur 7 Beat having = From the voiceless lips The rustle of a wing | The Super Race Dr. Scott Nearing of the lt ‘America has the biggest chane super race What's that? jugated nat all the time the quality of 1 growing perfection of mere thi mow get busy in three lines of Eugenics, the science of rac sort, from 1 development. Good idea, doctor! these human improvements. It is a serious question w Then again, it's a big question you are! THE FIRST “commu held in Kinnear park tomorrow idea, ¢ acquainted bond between people y assemblage of the pe Way to Rest Is to A lot of people who are loc Rice gice to coming vacations will re :7 away. This is not a mere idle duction from scientific data by Leaving out the technical oxygen and carbohydrates, fat of other things we never heard of, Dr. Le not rest by working, even if the are accustomed to. How, then, is a fellow to our expert adviser. your mind. Take it easy. words, be a “Weary Willie.” His “bombs” and “firebrands” the “Literary Digest.” other light machinery. To look their sex, Modern industrialism has and womanhood. Observations “YE inkeepers of old Baltimore” have no objection to a political deadlock. °o ° ENTHUSIASM is what enables a man to be p Press Assoc LO Entered at Ta Wash, poster Tall, out of clty, So por mon. up to six mm: ished Dutly by The Siar Publishing Go, Phone: Bachange ™ There comes no word; t Hope sees a star, and listening love can hear 4 ——————_———————————— : | Why, a whole tribe of people, millions of "em, who shall be super men and women. The past, he says, worked with THIN ions, remodeled the world as a place to live in apart from its achievements, has bee re culture, or being more caret in admitting people to the world the right sort of parents; molding institutions and education, the science of But most of us are so busy just keep ing the wolf from the door that we -haven’t time to devote to “super race” until we get the bread and butter question settled and butter question until we have the super race gathering” and enjoy each other's society. Anything that tires the body tires the mind, versa; yet thousands of exhausted fest in physical exercise wholly They will merely go from “comfort of their homes to the acute distress of their vacations,” says Dr. Lee. Simply don’t work cither your museles or WHAT A FEARFUL shock Socialist Olsson carried in his pocket for those fellows who live in an aiicient atmospher The Sexless Workers In Syracuse, N. ¥., women in overalls, with hair tucked) wp under their caps, stand all day running presses, lathes and} pretty effectually rubbed the bloom from the face of youth THE SEATTLE STAR Private Exchange Main 9400. S NORTHWEST LEAC ° TI lensed wire mews acrvice of the United i OF NEWSFAPRRS | of the unreplying de smut in the night of death Ingersoll. niversity of Pennsylvania says © ever offered to develop “the . built cities, sub But 1UMANITY itself, considered) n sacrificed to the rapidly He proposes that we shall effort, as follows ull 1, seeing that they are the right) social adjustments, the | hether we can ever have the if we can ever settle the bre So there of the season will be afternoon ople of a neighborhood. to get It creates a closer Loaf ‘king forward with considerable eturn more tired than they went) observation, but the precise de Dr. Frederick S. Lee, “fatigue Gpecialist” of Columbia university details about nerve exhatr gue substances and a n res that y rent from what you} | uu can work is di and vice} mental workers will seek strange to their usual habits. rest? “By just resting,” says} yaf, idle, do nothing! In other proved to be the latest copy of at them no one would suspect much to its credit, but it has ° eure of a lot of things he is mistaken about. | ee ie “THERE is no twilight zone between the nation and th State in which exploiting interests can take r from both.” From the democratic platform. j o ° °o AN EDITOR always tries to make it sound as if it were st considerable personal sacrifice that he fa Of the income tax.—Columbus, SENATOR WILLIAMS estim G2 ernment $6 to bathe a senator. That i thing to what it would v Cost to whitewash one—New York Evening Post | } a eee | WHEN a man comes home and finds things looking as| though a cyclone had been in the immediate vicinity, it merely | means that his wife has been putting things in order a ) ° THE democratic national | ential primaries. be the last nz ional convention: ° THE people’s car line is actual °o The Chicago and Baltimore vors the principle O., State Journal ates that it costs the gov ° platform favors national prefer gatherings may s in the history of this country oO °° é started. Contract for con vf structing the first division of the municipal line has been let } Just peg away at one thing long enough. “if it takes all sum mer, —_— and you'll “arrive.” Editor The Star: this open letter to the Puget Sound Kindly Power & Traction C Gentlemen: iH people for the extension of article, “Tra of the People.” m Company With a man the masses feel certain that.not only the public bo safeguarded. one else will probably be the city. supreme court validating the $300, 000 bond issue, makes the munici pal car end which will expand with IN THE EDITOR’S MAIL print } I have read Mayor 1c Cotterill’s request in behalf of the your Nines in specified places, also your paid ad in the PI. and The Star's Afraid ot Mayor Cotterill’s known ability and fairness at the head of city affairs, | their interests but also interests of ervice corporations wili 80 far as I can learn there is a consensus of opinion that if your company does not extend the lines some one else will, and that some The decision just rendered by the line assured—an entering wedge which we have long sought the From just one of many thousands who Is tired of walking a long dis tance to a car line. Cc. B. REYNOLDS. Editor The Star—I want to say a few words in behalf of Gladys Johnson, who has been sentenced to two years in the state peniten. tlary for perjury, committed so | that she could live a good life and | bury the past. If a prison sentenca is the cost of attempting to start so many good women go wrong? should be, do her present? $ that interfere with such. If the courts and the law yers would stop to think “What if relent. I do not want anyone to think 1 am criticising the courts or the lav but there has been a mistake in this case JOHN DANE. Bremerton, Wash. j over again, is it any wonder that|_ What if her past is not what it! Her accident happened in Seat-| tle and she was given damages for| that were my sister,” they would| laugha herself into a fit.” It’s a good. homely | [>= my boy?" ro wit poor, Fvangelino?” Ire “You, kid, I'm sure she cares for |me, for every time she aces me| “Hawaw! Here I've planted a she's so tickled dat she nearly) whole half dozen bananas an’ not a ‘doggone tree's come up!" FELL US. “Pity, What kind of tle do you want n should dress but how kin “A gentiom not quiet colors, ‘Ob! dy! de purple butterflies on tt.” somepin neat but HOPELESS. ONE OR THE OTHER, “Would you love me if I was quit your job second 1 dress Lemme see dat yeller one right when ma keeps puttin’ red and purple patebes on me panta?” w First Office Boy—1 hear you've/he grate beyond.” laee I couldn't git along wit de| * Some day there'll be a national convention in which no candidate thinks he looks like Lincoln, Ry official edict all cats here after ranning at large in the Dia |triet of Columbia will be tm pounded and be put to death, But impounded houn’ dogs may rapsomed by putting up $2.00, stepmother, an Ohfo man married his son's widow, and another mar- ried his half-«lster. Yet we point the finger of scorn at the intermarriages of royalty. Quite a Family “Have you any children, Brown “Oh, yes. You know White?” “Yes, but what's he got to do with itr” Well, we have 114 between uw What!” “Oh, he lives on one aide of the orphan asylum and I on the other.” The person who has tried to! watch & three-ring etre and see) everything had no harder fob than the sport who's trying to keep his! eye on the conventions, baseball and the heavyweight encounter be tween Mesera, Johnson and Flynn. Oh, My Goodness. The secrets of Mins Suratt are to be laid bare in the columns of the Journal, There ts no question bat that these revelations will create « sensstion—Sioux City Journal, A Philadelphia man married his) BUCKLEY MEMBER OF CIRCLE Photo With Graduation Diploma— Won Prize Last Week, Why ts it that pointless conver. sation bores one #0 quickly? “Be careful, my friend,” said Dr. Marcus Hert of Berlin, to a man! who read medica! books diligently] in order to prescribe for himeeclt “Some fine day you'll die of a mis- print.” in w * did you get that scart” he aske At Bull Run What?" he cried incredulously what, shot in the face at Bull tun? How uld that be? Woll, plained the veteran,| it was like this After id run several miles | got kind of care lees and looked back!” Bome bolts hold things together, others are streaks of lightning. DID HE MEAN ITT? In Indiana a man wanting » wedding license is required to tell if be baa been married before and if so what has become of his first wife. A Pike county man filed in “"Gone to “Oh, yes,” * Den Tl break it to gently. boss an’ he wouldn't resign, eo 1)* | Baiting the Trap. * lost me nickel dow ie cee did! * ‘What are you cutting out @ s # of the paper?” * # “About a California man HER AIM getting a divorce because his «| He—You really should cultivate Mr. Goodman. He ts loo&ing for | =_ went through his pock- . a wife. She—But | am not a wife. Show me some man who fs looking for} * “What are you going to do # SRKKHKRHAHARRRAHER ETHER AEH HOE * ateeee single woman.—Boston Transcript. WHEN WOMEN VOTE Falr Suffragette—ian't she a fright! Why does she do itt Mer Chum—Principle, She swore she wouldn't wear o rat or @ corset until Mame Smith ts elected president.—Puck, ee | HIS PULL “Let them think I am without friends,” gritted Samson through |his clenched teeth. “I'll show them that I have some pull left!” There- fiately the temple tumbled. Lippincott GREAT SCOTT, MRS. TRUE, CUT OUT SOme OF THAT PRIMPING AND LETS GET STARTED FOR DOWN TOWN!!! you SPEND TOoO———-=-— "WHOA! An old sport whose name was Mc Went out for a ride in ho; With a terrible roar He jumped out of the door And he fell in the street on his bx Cincinnati Enquirer. SAFE happiest, safest man in all the lar is the policeman with the look so grim Who in the midst of traffic taken his No motor car dares to run over him Washington Star, Th nd ® with str * “Put it in my pocket.—Bos ton Evening Transcript. eeee TLRS RRL SSSR SEE SS * palicnliad | Your troubles may loom up pretty # | big, BUT how'd you like to be in | soninlaw Nick Longworth's fix?” Maggie —Why did they make a change in miniaters at your church? Anne—The other one spoke so often on the responsibilities of mar- riage that none of the unmarried men in the congregation would pro- pose.—Judge’s Library EXPLAINED “What does this mean, Sam?” said Judge Brown to the prisoner, producing two razore, one a safety, the other a straight back Lordy, judge, don’t you know? Dat safety is fur shav sub, but de udder am fur social p'poses entirely, sub.” all Italy's first subway fa to be built at Naples; miles long, $9,000,000 Thos, A. Edison says that con. shoes will be all the rage s00n. That'll be tough on sis’ beau if dad wears ‘em What goes up must come down But what goes down doesn't al ways come up—as you'll learn if you'll study the capricious radish soed Th w cub reporter got an Item on p » one yesterday. He's wear- ing two vests to keep down his chest. MOONLIGHT As white drifted snow, The moonlight drifts t Heaping the earthly w With silence deep and white. And one man feels again The pressure of love's hand And walks with Her the path Across jhe singing land. And one man only sees The moonlight wan and still, Like a pale ghost upon A lonely grave-crowned hill. And Then Silence. Mr. Grump (with newspaper)— Hero's an odd case—a woman mar- ries one man, thinking he’s an. other, Mrs, Grump--What's odd about that? Women are doing ‘that all the time.—Boston Evening Tran- script, Kitty's Disease. “Kitty,” said her mother, rebuk ingly, “you must sit still when you at the tabl I can't, mamma,” protosted the cost | » PETER ROBERTSON. We have here Master Peter Robertson, a Buckley lad who pos senses a membership certificate in the Circle, He wan a prize winner in the photo contest, which closed last Friday ‘The photograph of Master Peter was taken last year at the time of his graduation from the eighth grade. hand. At the time of the gradun tion exercises Peter was confined to his with the measles and was unable to attend the auspic fous occasion. Peter bas been a Cirele member for some time and naturally, as he is « high school boy, he offers quite a lot of compe titien with bis weekly contriba- tions. He is 15 years old STARTUP GIRL GETS PRIZE OFFERED Prize of $1.50 Awarded to Startup Girl—Circle Contest Result. home The Star Circle is a good, sen. sible, sunshiny club, which, I am Office Roy~Yaas, you: * * & & ke Ae ke HAH R/ cortain, no boy or girl has ever regretted joining. It ts the most perfect Circle that has ever been formed, and the Circleites are un- mistakingly oll thankful for wise and jolly Unele Jack, by whom the Circle is edited. 1 ke the Star Circle because It not only affords entertainine: but also becaui teaches many interesting things. The Star Circle that I cannot suggest improvement. MARIE SCHOLZ. Startup, Wash Ai VACATION POEM Cute Poon by New Member—it’ Very Good, Mins Constance Adama, a new member, contributes the following verne: VACATION DAYS. The best time in all the year Is when vacation days are here Fishing, rowing and nailing And riding my unclo’s billy goats boats, | Wading in the babbling brook Or trying my bright new fishing hook; Shouting when crawfish nip our toes And howling when our nose. ating | | hornets Hut the days of school are far too near, The school bell I can almost hear. Lessons are always supposed to be first, But I'd play hookey if I durst Oh, but I wish it would last for) ever. | Vd rather be free than ever so} cs ‘ | But I'll have to go back to the dusty town, So don't you go kickin’ my dog aroun / CONSTANCE ADAMS. 417 Lucille St RASPUS He holds a diploma tn bis| pleasure and] is so complete} WELL, ANYHOW, YOUNG Wis GREAT ASTO! “id All Have Good Chance in This— Drawings, Manuscripts, Verses. In order that every boy and girl member of the Circle will have a chance to write or draw his or ber specialty, Uncle Jack has decided to leave it to the boys and girls to’ decide upon what subject they =e soi>vhbors:Sakcadubaiiatnedia eds 5 $ | shall contribute next week. # NOTHING LIKE CIRCLE, #| Many of the Circleltes like to # Dear Uncle Jack—I am &| draw, others are adapted to writ- * be to cage rng *| ing manuscripts, and still more can *# card in your Circle club, * ss oF a my & watch the Circle regulariy | Vite excellent poetry. This con ® every Saturday and think #|test will determine along which # there is nothing like {t. Iam #/ line the Circleites are best. Every wie ve old. I like your #/ article, drawing or verse sent in * drawing contests best, as [ &|/must be original. The drawings # am quite an artist, they say. #) should be in drawing ink. The con- * ROSE DUFFY, | test closes Friday, Two prizes of! * Beaumont Apts. %/50c each will be awarded in this * contest. ‘ RARER ECZEMA Also Called Tetter, Sait Mheum, Prarttys, MiIk-Crust, Weeping Skis, Ete ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY, and when | st what i am talking TODAY I of my mild. nk, i than to's wufferer of = EVERETT SUNNYSIDE HOTEL and most desirable rooms Sedalia, Mo. 4 $1.50 per week up, Transient trade solicited. Take Hewitt av. car to Hewitt Av FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK As Follown: FOR TACOMA Sirs, INDIANAPO 7100, 9:00, 11:00 Bat 00, FOR EVERETT ANG EDMONDS STR. SIOUX 7100 A 12:60 Noon, 8100 F, M, On Sundays Leaves at 7:20 Al M 12:00 Noon, 6:00 P. M. IND TRIPS DAILY, Bverett aie, id- d 'Telp, Dverett " is 400, Above rates effective March 18 to June 18, "12 Steamers ana Schedulon Subject Change Withe little girl “I'm a@ fidgetarian McCall's Magazine, \weeks. Wateh AA MOST UNLIKELY THING | TO HIDE 5 AND THEN HE GRINNED AND LAUGHED IN GLEE AND WHAT HE DID YOU"LL Younc RAsTus Said: "LE KANGARDA, 0 AIN"T A BIT A-SKEERED €A 10H ier ! DON’T You TAY 70 AUN Ost Gorn’ TER HAVE ER AME GOOD CIR BY UNCLE sid More Talks by Ui Are Intercom Write Unel rite Unele J ship card Topay.™ name, age and addre tion or membershi Bessie 0 19 fea the Circle, hi prizes in Circle ed the Circh ember ig Oakland, Contests end Fi Neatness cute @ the judges award the if your co the first time educational, The age limit in the All matter outside tests sent to the lished if it is Circle tikes Rastus appears in one of a series Rastus and will visit the every Saturday avfully funny, But HERE 1715 BLAcE Rastus TaD NISHMENT AWAY, Keener competition has been seen than in the contest. Outside of the contributions were of tional merit they honorable mention. ing mention are: Richard McManus, 4 Flora Hofman. Arthur Griggs, } Samuel Thomson. Dorothy Sullivan, ol Robertson. David Robertson. i Willard Atherly, Hazetwosd Ina Mohr. As Hugh Moore, We Grace Jones, Everett. Cecil Thompson. Blanche Cameron. } Arthur Seawell, Auburn. | Marie Hampson. rs Marguerite Robertson. Herbert Peters, Monres. DENTISTS 619% First Ave. Starr-Boyc¢ Pioneer On Monday! ‘el open) tees, the best work. MODERN DENTISTRY. practice of dentistry ts an| American profession, if considered | from the standpoint of sctentific| mechanism, hygiene and proph laxis, It is true that dental work of ite kind is practiced tn all octyl! 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